https://radiusgallery.com/show/radius-gallery-fathom#installations
I attended the “Fathom”, show opening last night. A truly beautiful exhibit. Two painters and a ceramic artist from three different states. I didn’t take many photos just hung out and talked to some people.
Patterns in Time
24” x 36”, acrylic painting
This painting is part of the “Fathom” exhibit at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. The show opens 7/25/25!
I have not attended one of my openings in years but I am going to this one in one week! It’s a cool gallery and a gorgeous road trip.
I have been holding onto this painting for a couple years. I always liked the feel of this one. It will be part of the upcoming show “Fathom” at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana! The show opens July 25th.
An abstracted and bit surreal painting in the studio. Some of the subtleties of the mark making are lost in static images so I posted a video today.
The summer solstice, hang onto this light.
A video of “Signals” hanging at Haven Gallery in Long Island, New York. This is part of my ongoing solo show “The Shadowland”.
I posted this painting a while back but wasn’t entirely happy with it. A bit more saturation and detail and now it is complete!
I have always loved watching clouds and weather systems rolling through. I very often find myself echoing nature in my studio, it is the heart of my work.
This is one of the many small paintings I have done in the last couple months. Today I am moving onto my first 18” x 24” painting in a number of months. Excited to get back to a larger scale.
A new nocturne painting in the studio. I really love the mood of this piece. I might pursue some larger variations on this theme.
A new seascape in the studio. Much of the subtlety doesn’t make it across in photographs, a common complaint I know. After working on so many tiny paintings this summer it was nice to give myself some larger space to explore.
Continuing work on my small paintings this summer. Starting to get a real collection of these works. They are bound to grow come winter…
brian sostrom 